Free infinite divisibility for powers of random variables

Abstract: We prove that

X^{r}

follows an FID distribution if: (1)

X

follows a free Poisson distribution without an atom at 0 and

r i n (- i n f t y, 0] c u p [1, i n f t y)

; (2)

X

follows a free Poisson distribution with an atom at 0 and

r g e q 1

; (3)

X

follows a mixture of some HCM distributions and

| r | g e q 1

; (4)

X

follows some beta distributions and

r

is taken from some interval. In particular, if

S

is a standard semicircular element then

| S |^{r}

is freely infinitely divisible for

r i n (- i n f t y, 0] c u p [2, i n f t y)

. Also we consider the symmetrization of the above probability measures, and in particular show that

| S |^{r}, e x t s i g n (S)

is freely infinitely divisible for

r g e q 2

. Therefore

S^{n}

is freely infinitely divisible for every

n i n m a t h b b N

. The results on free Poisson and semicircular random variables have a good correspondence with classical ID properties of powers of gamma and normal random variables.

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